Warriors in Marvel

Although it's funny that the protagonist is a turtle, it's still a creative idea. Isn't there a live-action Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie this year? This is the first time I've seen someone really use him as the protagonist. Reading book reviews, someone said that a good person should not be a tortoise. I really laughed. There are so many people who are reborn as dogs, cats, and mice. . . What's missing is this turtle, at least it's still a human-shaped turtle. The protagonist is still a bit weak at the moment, and I hope to become stronger soon. However, I think it is not necessary to turn to fantasy in the later stage. It is enough to be as good as a Hong Kong comic. Of course, I am talking about the movie version. After all, the comics are a bit nonsense. The comics themselves are inherently bad, and there are all kinds of infinite yy. It would be weird if you don't follow the comics and write them. Come on, Squirtle!

The plot is a bit confusing now. The protagonist's strength is unclear. It's already starting to collapse. Before the timeline was clear, time and space were reversed. Daredevil should appear after Avengers 1. And the protagonists, as Ninja Turtles, have practiced karate and ninja martial arts from the beginning, so they have no right to look down on the Japanese. And their decision to live on the ground cannot be explained by their stature alone. After all, wearing a turtle shell and a mask is useless. (Also, are Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles who don't live in sewers still considered Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?) It's ridiculous that his little brother can get such a big position and can even study nuclear bombs. These things are firmly grasped by the country. What's more, this is still in the world of American comics, and the water of gangsters is bottomless. No matter how he can fight, he has no background or foundation, and he is not the kind of criminal with a high IQ that can be estimated. I'm afraid he can only be regarded as a small boss. Otherwise, Bullseye and the others are nothing. Regarding China's problems, I can say haha, but there is no way. The Mandarins were wreaking havoc at that time. Now we should clear our minds and figure out the timeline. After all, arranging the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in the second battle itself is a big loophole.

It's a good book. The key to fan fiction is the understanding of existing information and the timing of the plot. I hope you, the author, can write one step at a time and think twice. It is best to have an outline. It does not matter if it is not detailed enough. The most important thing is that you can grasp the rhythm and the details can be added later. Don't think that searching for information is a waste of time, it is very useful. You can omit writing or simply describe plots that are beyond your control. It may be a little difficult to adjust the current time. After all, there is a gap of more than 70 years from the modern plot, so we should avoid the important and take the easy. There is no need to participate in every plot, after all, the protagonist's rules of action will not be so strict. Come on.

I really like this style of novel, give it a thumbs up [fn=2_2][fn=2_3]

Who knows if you click on it and the protagonist turns into a turtle?

Needless to say about the writing style, it can be seen between the lines that the author understands the Marvel world beyond just those so-called movies. After my own understanding, I told a very wonderful story. Keep it up, it's wonderful, it's profound, and it's not too outrageous. It can be seen that the Leonardo da Vinci described by the author is making steady progress, with a good harvest in career and love, although the road is not a smooth road. It is indeed within grasp. But the story doesn't have to develop too fast. Of course, if the author plans to write it within 2 million~~ I didn't say that. Ah ha ha ha. Enjoy it very much

There are too many Marvel novels now, including ones where souls can pass through flesh and blood, and ones where a bird can become a human. This is the first time I've seen a protagonist turn into a turtle after passing by, or the kind of turtle with a green forehead...